Electric lamp and discharge devices – With support and/or spacing structure for electrode and/or... – For plural electrodes of discharge device
Patent
1974-03-22
1976-01-27
Mullins, James B.
Electric lamp and discharge devices
With support and/or spacing structure for electrode and/or...
For plural electrodes of discharge device
313221, H01J 1716
Patent
active
039354954
ABSTRACT:
Increased optical transmission is provided for a body of light transmissive polycrystalline alumina body treated at elevated temperatures with a molten flux composition. A tube of the flux polished material which can be used as the light transmissive envelope for high intensity discharge lamps especially sodium vapor lamps, improves light output from the lamp as the result of increased in-line transmission for the treated envelope member. A method of chemically polishing polycrystalline alumina material in this manner is also disclosed.
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Levenson Michael K.
Scott, Jr. Garland E.
General Electric Company
Kempton Lawrence R.
McDevitt John F.
Mullins James B.
Neuhauser Frank L.
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